Sidoney

[JamilaScrilla]

For a girl. What do you think?

Bloody awful! Is it a name?

I prefer the spelling Sidonie, and think it's a great name and possibly overdue a revival.

Do you mean Sidney or is Sidoney the fem. spelling.

Never seen that spelling

I know and Sidoney (Sid), she is very nice. I like Sid but not so sure on Sidoney.

No. Oh no.

um, no. Sydney if you must.

Sorry , I really don t like it - tis trying too hard and failing

Did you mean to put the 'o' in?
Apart from anything else..you and the poor child would spend your lives saying 'Sidoney', to which the response will be
'Hi Sidney'
'no it's Sidoney actually, with an O'
Sodney?
Sidoney
Sidney?
You get the picture

Two names - different roots;

Sidney (et al) come from variants of St Denis

Sidonius (from which come the feminine Sidony et al) is a separate mediaeval saint.

Sidonie is a lovely old catholic name - I love it.I would spell it the trad way though as unorthodox spelling is always a pain ...

I like it as Sidonie.

I like it a lot, spelled Sidonie.

Twas the name of the French novelist known as Colette (which was her surname) -- Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette. She had quite a colourful life.

Sidonie is beautiful and elegant. Sidoney looks like you couldn't spell Sydney properly.

No.

No.

No.

Sorry, but you did ask.

Sidonie is lovely. Sidoney is horrible

The one, the only, Sidoney. Cos nobody else will call their child that.

A big no. And then a small please no. Then a big fat NO!

Not a fan personally; people will forever wonder if the 'o' is meant to be there and they will omit it, leaving Sidney, which is a beautiful name btw.

Sounds like a hybrid between Sidney and Sidonie.
I much prefer Sidonie!

Not really to my taste...but if you love it...

Brings back memories of "Scream"!

Sidonie is lovely, old fashioned (and used in France) so I would go with this rather than the other spelling (which I have never seen before)

Sidonie, yes. Sidoney, hell no.

Seeing that you asked I think it is awful, truly dreadful tbh.